7,659 shops & mobile techs · 3,477 cities

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RV service centers and mobile RV mechanics for roofs, A/C, slide-outs, awnings, generators and chassis work. Google ratings, hours and specialties side by side, and one form to ask several for a quote.

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7,659RV repair shops & mobile techs
3,422offer mobile service
3,788do roof repair
3,477cities covered

What needs fixing?

RV refrigerator repair

Absorption fridges that won't cool on gas or electric, Norcold and Dometic recalls, control boards. Food spoils fast, so call early.

7,618 shops →

RV awning repair

Torn fabric, bent arms, motors that won't extend or retract. Often a same-day job for the right shop.

7,619 shops →

Mobile RV repair

A tech who drives to your campsite, driveway or storage lot. Best when the rig can't move or you're mid-trip.

3,422 shops →

RV roof repair

Leaks, soft spots, cracked sealant and delamination. Fix these early; water damage is the expensive part.

3,788 shops →

RV A/C repair

Rooftop units that won't cool, won't start or trip the breaker. Peak season fills calendars fast.

4,928 shops →

RV water heater repair

Suburban, Atwood and tankless units that won't light, leak or run out of hot water fast.

1,537 shops →

RV furnace repair

No heat, a blower that runs cold or a furnace that locks out. Winter books these shops up quickly.

1,360 shops →

RV slide-out repair

Slides that stick, creep, leak at the seal or won't come in. Motors, cables and Schwintek systems.

1,798 shops →

RV collision & body repair

Collision damage, fiberglass and gel coat, delamination and paint. Many handle the insurance claim too.

1,344 shops →

RV tire & brake service

Tires, brakes, wheel bearings and axles. The running gear that keeps a trip from ending on the shoulder.

1,197 shops →

RV electrical repair

Converters, inverters, shore power, transfer switches and wiring gremlins that kill the 12-volt side.

1,759 shops →

RV solar installation

Panels, charge controllers and lithium battery upgrades for boondocking without the generator.

904 shops →

RV generator repair

Onan and portable generators that won't start, surge or quit under load. Service and repair.

1,410 shops →

RV leveling jack repair

Hydraulic and electric leveling jacks that leak, stick down or won't level the coach.

846 shops →

RV windshield replacement

Cracked or leaking motorhome windshields and side windows. Big glass needs a shop that stocks it.

612 shops →

RV winterization

Blowing out the lines and adding antifreeze before the first freeze, and de-winterizing in spring.

1,265 shops →

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How it works

1. SearchType your city or tap Near me. Each city page shows shops in town plus mobile techs who cover it.
2. CompareSpecialties, mobile service, warranty and insurance work, hours, and what owners say on Google.
3. Ask for a quoteDescribe the problem once. Up to three shops reply to you directly. No account, no fee.

RV repair guides

Woman kneeling on an RV roof scraping old sealant around a vent, demonstrating how to repair RV roof leaks.

How to repair RV roof leaks yourself and when to call a pro

Learn how to repair RV roof leaks yourself, from finding the leak to resealing seams, and know when soft decking means you need a professional.

 Low angle view along a white fiberglass travel trailer sidewall showing wavy bubbled delamination below a window in late afternoon Arizona light, an example of RV delamination repair cost.

RV Delamination Repair Cost: When a Wavy Wall Isn't Worth Fixing

RV delamination repair cost can run $3,000 to $10,000 per wall. Learn the facts, when to inject epoxy, and how to spot trouble before it spreads.

 Open generator compartment on a Class C motorhome showing engine and air filter with a technician's hand holding a wrench during RV generator repair.

RV Generator Repair: 7 Reasons It Won't Start

Learn 7 common reasons your RV generator won't start, from stale fuel to tripped breakers, with expert tips from a mobile tech for RV generator repair.

Questions people ask

Should I use a mobile RV tech or a repair shop?

Mobile techs come to you, which saves towing or driving a rig with a problem, and they handle most appliance, roof and electrical work. A full shop is better for collision and body work, chassis and engine repair, and jobs that need a lift or several days of bay time.

How fast can I get an RV repaired?

It depends on the season and the part. Spring and early summer are the busiest months, and shops can be booked a few weeks out. Mobile techs are often quicker for small jobs. Parts on backorder are the most common delay, so ask whether they have the part before you book.

Does RV repair work with insurance or warranty?

Many shops handle insurance claims and extended warranty work. Look for those badges on a listing, then confirm with the shop before they start, since some warranty companies require pre-approval.

Are the ratings on this site from Google?

Yes. Star ratings and review counts come from each shop's Google Business Profile. We don't edit or filter them.

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